Tokyo Map Puzzle vs すしポコ

This is an educational game that allows you to learn the Tokyo map as if you play a jigsaw puzzle produced by Digital Gene. This game is designed to be simple yet fun to play. Not only people who like the map, but also who are not good at geography can enjoy playing it. The app is best suited for people who want to learn the Tokyo map or students who want to get ready for the exams. Or why don't you try this game to stay sharp during your spare time? You can improve your knowledge as you play the game aiming for the best time or compete against players from all over the world. You can also collect picture panels when you satisfy certain conditions. So do your best to get all of them. There are various modes available, including a [training] mode with the state names and boundaries, a [basic] mode testing only state names, and an [expert] mode without hints. When you're stuck on finding the location of a municipalities, use the [Assist] function. It will help you to navigate the correct location without hassling yourself. However you will be added a 30 seconds penalty when you use the [assist] function. If you want to achieve a higher ranking, it'd better not to use this function.

What kind of game is this? Swipe to move the sushi and merge matching pieces to evolve them! Kappa Roll → Tamago → Inari → Shrimp → Salmon → Tuna → Fatty Tuna → Salmon Roe Gunkan → Sea Urchin Gunkan → Hand Roll Sushi! Master all 10 stages of evolution and create the legendary Hand Roll Sushi. Easy Controls Just swipe up, down, left, or right. Each game takes about 3–5 minutes, making it perfect for playing on the train or during short breaks. Conveyor Belt Sushi Lane New sushi pieces are continuously added from the lane that circles around the outside of the board. With its conveyor belt sushi-inspired look, it is fun just to watch! Cute Voxel Art All 10 types of sushi, with more planned for future updates, are designed in a charming voxel-style pixel art look. Complete your sushi collection and discover every piece in the Sushi Encyclopedia!